Bakuchiol benefits

Bakuchio is key ingredient in our AgeWell Skin Collection

You may have heard the social media buzz around bakuchiol, with lots of (tik) talk about this ingredient among skin care

Bakuchiol, a new cult favorite ingredient found in the plant of babchi. Though it is a newcomer for skincare, it is actually been widely used in Chinese medicine to treat diseases. We found that the more we learned about the ingredient, the more we fall in love with this ingredient. #bakuchiol #skincareproduct #bybi #inkey

Learn the benefits of bakuchiol serums and products. Is it better and easier on your skin? Bakuchiol vs Retinol. Avon FarmX and Monat are a few brands. Anti aging alternative to retinol. Helps boost firmness, elastaicity and not sun sensitve. The skincare ingredient bakuchiol is being touted as the natural alternative to retinol. Find out how this natural ingredient acts like anti-aging favorite retinol here.

Why avoid retinol? It can cause sun sensitivity, skin irritation & could contribute to skin cancers. Choose bakuchiol in Beautycounter’s Countertime Collection!

Benefits of bakuchiol in skincare

It smooths fine lines and wrinkles without all the irritation.

Why bakuchiol is a good alternative to retinol if you have sensitive skin, are pregnant or nursing or want similar benefits without any of the negative side effects

Bakuchiol is a potent skincare ingredient backed by a growing number of studies proving its benefits. Bakuchiol products offer the same benefits of retinol, minus the unpleasant sensitivity and irritation. It has proven antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-acne benefits. Just like retinol, bakuchiol reduces wrinkles, lines, improves skin elasticity & firmness, reduces pigmentation & photodamage. Here are 10 best bakuchiol serums to get started on nature’s retinol. Bakuchiol benefits

Bakuchiol behaves much like retinol, it is not related to retinol in any way. This powerful antioxidant is impressive for its ability to scavenge reactive oxygen species (ROS). But the question still remains, is bakuchiol as effective as retinol?